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I installed the first cab posted and it definitely increased my earpiece and speakerphone volume which I am pleased with.
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Give me the name and model number of this headset device, that is not responding as U like. Is it a wireless or bluetooth device? Can you answer calls with it? I will then check to see if it's profile is in the audiopara file. If not, which is what I assume, a profile may be created and inserted. A temporary solution would be to get some cheap closed headphones. Another solution is to go with a noise cancelling headphones.
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its the htc headset,its wired and it plugs into the micro-USB port instead of the headphone jack (digital sound vs analog sound) they came with my TP when i first got it but back then the audiopara exchange worked right away so i dont know what the difference is. i would get some noise cancelling ones if i can find some that are digital (uses the micro USB port). and calls can also be answered with it.
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it definately works i use my tp2 on my bike as an aio mp3 player wifi router gps u name it ....... as well as in my car i usually stream pandora among others thanks iPollesion the cab wks great i noticed!!!!!
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it definately works i use my tp2 on my bike as an aio mp3 player wifi router gps u name it ....... as well as in my car i usually stream pandora among others thanks iPollesion the cab wks great i noticed!!!!!
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That being said. I have successfully replicated your problem. It is exactly because of the feature you mistakingly desire, a headphone thru the mimi-usb port. Sometimes it will come out loud, while other times it will come out low. The problem seems to lie where the usb port recognizing the headphones when you plug in. Pull it out and back a few times and you may get it loud again, as it occurs 50% of the time. It doesn't matter which HTC phones they are all the same, As I tried 2 of those mini in-ear headphones from different HTC devices and encountered exact same issue. Personally, my recommendation is that these headphones suk MAJOR b*lls, when it comes too bass or isolation, but do have very decent nice mids. They also have a volume limit where they can crakle if pushed too far. You are missing out on true musical experience with most these type headphones. Once you get a real "set of cans" there is no going back! YOU WILL be so much better off with a headphone that uses the HEADPHONE JACK!! So... Replace those headphones, and GOODLUCK! I myself use a pair that doesn't answer calls, but gives unbelievable clarity in sound for price: Audio Technica ATH-FC700A It is not bass heavy like most heaphones, while still going very deep. They are "on the ear" type, not like in the ear HTC mini plugs. Go here to look: Amazon.com: Audio Technica ATH-FC700A Portable Headphones with 40mm Neodymium Drivers, Black: Electronics My other not so cheap, but small good recomendations would be the Sennheiser PX 100 or 200, and cheaper but almost as good Koss. All headphones I mentioned will give you around 2X the volume output you are currently getting, plus incredible sound. Last edited by Maxx134; 01-01-2011 at 04:06 AM. Reason: deleted word "analog" as off topic |
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On the contrary, I've always felt that my Sprint TP2 is way too loud over the headset. I use an Ultimate Ear SuperFi 5Vi wired headset and have to always lower the volume almost to the bottom but still when there is an incoming call, the ringtone is killing my ear.
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Using a Sprint HTC TP2 stock Rom windows 6.5 =D> |
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